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The Country 19/02/269: Peter Newbold talks to Jamie Mackay 19.02.2026

PGG Wrightson’s GM of Real Estate takes his monthly look at the state of the rural market, and the planets are certainly aligning for farm values! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jamie Mackay: The Country host on Fonterra shareholders voting to receive the tax free capital return from the Mainland sale 19.02.2026

Confidence green pastures lie ahead for Fonterra, as the sale of brands like Anchor and Mainland nears completion. Almost 99 percent of shareholders voted today to get the tax-free $3.2 billion capital return, from the purchase by French company Lactalis. FedFarmers Dairy Chair, Karl Dean, says the sale is part of Fonterra's move to focus on ingredients. The Country's Jamie Mackay explained furthe...

Sam Dickie: Fisher Funds expert on the market volatility impacting technology 19.02.2026

New reports indicate the tech sector is getting hid hard by a turbulent market, with many software companies taking a hit. Fisher Funds expert Sam Dickie explained the impacts - and which companies are doing it tough. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cameron Bagrie: Independent Economist on the OCR being held at 2.25% 19.02.2026

An economist is pointing out a potential problem with the Reserve Bank’s economic forecast.  The Monetary Policy Committee, chaired by Anna Breman, has decided to keep the OCR unchanged at 2.25% for now.  It says while inflation is above the target band, the economy still needs some time to recover.  Cameron Bagrie told Ryan Bridge that the problem with the Reserve Bank’...

The OpenClaw moment and what it means for AI 18.02.2026

OpenClaw is the moment AI stops feeling like a clever chatbot and starts behaving like something closer to a digital co-worker. In the latest episode of The Business of Tech, you’ll hear exactly why. Veteran software developer and AI entrepreneurMike Hall joins me to break down what OpenClaw actually is in plain language. It’s not another prompt-and-response assistant, but a particular...

Anna Breman: Reserve Bank Governor on the OCR being held steady at 2.25% 18.02.2026

Our new Reserve Bank Governor says she has full confidence in the people making OCR decisions.  The Monetary Policy Committee, chaired by Anna Breman, has decided to keep the OCR unchanged at 2.25% for now.  It says while inflation is above the target band, the economy still needs some time to recover.  Breman told Mike Hosking the committee will make the best decisions it can, base...

Jenee Tibshraeny: NZ Herald Wellington business editor on the market reactions to the OCR being left in place 18.02.2026

The new Reserve Bank Governor is standing by the first OCR decision she's overseen - keeping the cash rate at 2.25 percent. Anna Breman said the Bank isn't happy with inflation being at 3.1 percent, but it's likely it will drop later in the year. NZ Herald Wellington business editor Jenee Tibshraeny explained further. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob Clark: Seek Country Manager on job ads rising 11.7% year on year 18.02.2026

Signs the job market is on the up.   New Seek data shows job ads have grown by 1.5% since October and are now 11.7% higher year on year.   Gisborne's led monthly growth with an almost 4% increase, while Marlborough's the only region with a record annual decline in ads, at -6%.   However Seek Country Manager Rob Clark says the fact growth stretches across regions and industries is a...

Perspective with Heather du Plessis-Allan: Here's hoping this Reserve Bank Governor does a better job 18.02.2026

We’ve had the first monetary policy decision from the new Reserve Bank Governor, and it’s not until you get a new captain at the helm that you realise just how little confidence you had left in the previous one. Now, to be fair, it’s early days for Anna Breman. We’ll judge her by what she does from here on in. But she does start with a clean slate - without us reading too m...

Mike Jones: BNZ Chief Economist on the expectation the Official Cash Rate will be held at 2.25% 17.02.2026

The new Reserve Bank Governor will deliver her first Monetary Policy Statement today.  The central bank's expected to keep the OCR unchanged at 2.25%.  It's likely to show when inflation should start easing, and when the economy should recover from last year's downturn.  BNZ Chief Economist Mike Jones told Mike Hosking today’s announcement will likely see them swap out the mil...

Should we ditch NZ super? 17.02.2026

The Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong says the party wants to replace super with a new support system See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New border tax on offshore goods unfair 17.02.2026

Freightways Chief Executive, Mark Troughear, says the new border tax is unfairly applied and talks about the company's efforts to address this issue with the government. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kelly Eckhold: Westpac Chief Economist on the OCR 17.02.2026

We'll learn today, where the new Reserve Bank Governor sees the OCR heading. The central bank's expected to keep the Official Cash Rate unchanged at 2.25 percent. Governor Anna Breman will be releasing her first Monetary Policy Statement since taking charge 11 weeks ago. It's likely to show when inflation should start easing, and when the economy should recover from last year's downturn. Econ...

Catherine Beard: BusinessNZ Advocacy Director on the impact of conferences on the economy and the new International Convention Centre in Auckland 17.02.2026

The business events sector's working to bump up our international multi-day conferences, which are currently lagging behind domestic bookings.  A Business Events Industry Aotearoa report shows events contributed $925 million to the economy last year.   Multi-day conferences generated approximately 1.5-million visitor nights for accommodation, nationwide.  BusinessNZ Advocacy Directo...

Nicola Willis: Finance Minister addresses concerns over India FTA 16.02.2026

Labour has raised some concerns over the FTA with India, but Finance Minister Nicola Willis is pushing back. The opposition says they want the un-redacted advice about the deal and greater protection for migrant workers.  Nicola Willis says there's strong aspirations in the agreement to promote investment. "What it's saying is - let's both agree to promote significant levels of investment in...

The Country 16/02/26: Damien O'Connor talks to Jamie Mackay 16.02.2026

Labour’s trade spokesman comments on the Indian FTA, whether Labour will support it, and ponders who the candidates for the West Coast Tasman electorate could be. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kiwi businesses increasingly optimistic as sectors bounce back 16.02.2026

Garth Bray joins Ryan for an update on today's markets news, thanks to Forsyth Barr See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa Hopkins: Business Events Aotearoa CEO on the sector's contribution to the economy, the opening of the new Auckland International Convention Centre 16.02.2026

There are hopes Auckland's new International Convention Centre will be a huge drawcard for international delegates.  A Business Events Industry Aotearoa report reveals the sector delivered $925 million for the economy last year.   It shows international delegates here for conferences spent $645 daily on average – higher than holiday visitors.  CEO Lisa Hopkins told Mike Hoskin...

Chris Hipkins: Labour leader reveals whether his party will stand by India FTA 16.02.2026

Labour's issued a list of demands for the Government before it will sign up to the Free Trade Agreement with India. Chris Hipkins says the FTA needs stronger safeguards against exploiting migrants. He wants the full official advice on the deal released to Labour. He says the Party's particularly concerned around the expectation Kiwi businesses will invest $33 billion in India over 15 years. "I thi...

Matt Ball: Property Investors Federation expert on house prices dropping in January 16.02.2026

New housing data shows the market hasn't quite matched the mood of the economy as of yet. The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand says housing sales are down 5.4 percent from January last year. Prices were also softer, with REINZ's House Price Index dropping 0.6 percent compared to December.  Property Investors Federation expert Matt Ball says it looks like the housing market will stay flat...

Carolyn Young: Retail NZ CEO on retail confidence reaching a two year high 16.02.2026

Small wins for the retail sector, as confidence reaches a two-year high.  A report by Retail NZ shows almost 77% of retailers surveyed in the fourth quarter of last year are confident their business will survive the next 12 months.  The proportion of retailers with low confidence has almost halved since the third quarter of last year to just 6.6%.  Retail NZ CEO Carolyn Young told M...

Martin Cooper: Westpac picks 6 OCR hikes 15.02.2026

Westpac's economists are picking 6 consecutive OCR hikes from December - they're forecasting that it will hit 4% by the end of next year.  The OCR dropped to 2.25% just before Christmas, which is where it stands now, but there have been rumblings for some time that we'd start seeing hikes soon, as all major banks lifted long-term loan rates.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for...

Shane Solly: Spots of recovery in the economy 15.02.2026

We've started to see spots of what looks to be recovery in our economy over recent months.  It's not consistent, but it's frequent enough to give us some hope for the year to come.  Westpac is picking a whole lot of OCR hikes from the end of this year, and other forecasts seem to set a similar scene - a better economy is coming, and rates will have to reflect that when the time comes.&nb...

Chris Luxon: Prime Minister responds to calls for clarity from the opposition around India trade agreement 15.02.2026

The Prime Minister says Labour's concerns with the India Free Trade Agreement is "politicking", and Chris Hipkins wanting attention.  Labour's saying they want the un-redacted advice about the deal and greater protection for migrant workers.  In a letter to Chris Luxon, Chris Hipkins wants more clarity about the clause which requires New Zealand business to invest $33billion into India.&...

Du Val founders back in court, My Food Bag try to recapture former glory 15.02.2026

Herald Now Business host Garth Bray joins Ryan to talk the latest news in business, thanks to Forsyth Barr. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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